That Balls Outta Here
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Phillies infielder Kody Clemens, only on the roster because of an injured Trea Turner, had a massive game on Tuesday against the Blue Jays. He hit a two-run home run and added an RBI triple in the Phillies 26th win of the season.
Michael Fisher|
Nike finally announced its intention to modify the new uniforms before the 2025 season, but will the problems specific to the Phillies' uniforms be addressed?
Jake Huber|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, May 7: • 1. DH Kyle Schwarber • 2. LF Whit Merrifield • 3. 1B Bryce Harper • 4. RF Nick Castellanos • 5. CF Brandon Marsh • 6. 2B Bryson Stott • 7. SS Edmundo Sosa • 8. 3B Kody Clemens • 9. C Garrett Stubbs
Michael Fisher|
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Brandon Marsh had a wonderful in-game interview on Sunday night. The moment went super viral and now we've got a bunch of shirts for fans to rock.
Nathan Cunningham|
Bryce Harper proved once again that he's built for prime-time moments with his home run on Sunday Night Baseball. The Phillies superstar has the most home runs on the national broadcast among active players and continues to add to his big-moment resume.
Matt Davis|
The Phillies' chances of landing Angels superstar Mike Trout have all but disappeared, according to Ken Rosenthal. Trading for Trout has been a dream scenario in Philadelphia for a while now, but his latest injury has finally ended the fantasy.
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies finally announced their decision about Spencer Turnbull, who is moving to the bullpen. Fans wanted him in the rotation over Taijuan Walker, but the team's only move was to manage Turnbull's innings from the bullpen for now.
Michael Fisher|
Let's check on how members of the 2023 Phillies are doing on their new clubs early in the 2024 season. We'll examine how Jake Cave, Bailey Falter, Michael Lorenzen, Craig Kimbrel and Rhys Hoskins have done this season.
Michael Fisher|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, May 6: • 1. DH Kyle Schwarber • 2. C J.T. Realmuto • 3. 1B Bryce Harper • 4. 3B Alec Bohm • 5. LF Brandon Marsh • 6. RF Nick Castellanos • 7. SS Bryson Stott • 8. 2B Whit Merrifield • 9. CF Johan Rojas
Michael Fisher|
Phillies No. 29 prospect George Klassen has opened some eyes with his performance in Single-A Clearwater this season. The 2023 sixth-round pick has dominated hitters and might be the next big pitching prospect.
Matt Dargan|
At least three Philadelphia Phillies players need to step up their game to help fill the void with Trea Turner on the IL. With the star shortstop out for at least six weeks, Edmundo Sosa, Bryson Stott and Whit Merrifield need to step up.
Edward Eng|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, May 5: 1. LF Kyle Schwarber 2. C J.T. Realmuto 3. 1B Bryce Harper 4. 3B Alec Bohm 5. LF Brandon Marsh 6. RF Nick Castellanos 7. 2B Bryson Stott 8. SS Edmundo Sosa 9. CF Johan Rojas
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies bullpen has been in flux recently, with Ricardo Pinto being designated for assignment and Yunior Marte landing on the IL. Pinto cleared waivers but opted for free agency over playing in Triple-A, while José Ruiz takes a spot in the bullpen.
Matt Dargan|
Phillies shortstop Trea Turner is expected to miss up to six weeks with a hamstring injury. If the team decides to bolster its shortstop depth via the trade market, here are three possible trade options: Brandon Crawford, Paul DeJong and Tim Anderson.
Matt Grazel|
Aaron Nola has had a strong first month of the season, but based on advanced metrics there's still room for improvement for the Phillies starter. The good news is that it's an even-numbered year when Nola seems to excel on the mound.
Rick Soisson|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, May 4: 1. LF Kyle Schwarber 2. C J.T. Realmuto 3. 1B Bryce Harper 4. 3B Alec Bohm 5. LF Brandon Marsh 6. RF Nick Castellanos 7. 2B Bryson Stott 8. SS Edmundo Sosa 9. CF Johan Rojas
Michael Fisher|
Phillies shortstop Trea Turner has landed on the 10-day IL with a left hamstring strain. The team announced the move before Saturday's game with the Giants and called up infielder Kody Clemens to take the hot-hitting Turner's spot on the 26-man roster.
Michael Fisher|
Zack Wheeler and Aaron Nola have both had tough outings this week after receiving extra days rest with the Phillies opting for a six-man rotation. Wheeler pitches better on regular rest, as his career numbers show.
Eric Moratelli|
Looking at the apparent injury that resulted from a highlight-reel scoring play by Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner
Edward Eng|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, May 3: 1. DH Kyle Schwarber 2. SS Trea Turner 3. 1B Bryce Harper 4. 3B Alec Bohm 5. C J.T. Realmuto 6. LF Brandon Marsh 7. RF Nick Castellanos 8. 2B Bryson Stott 9. CF Johan Rojas
Michael Fisher|
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